Global Pairings
Understanding the world, two countries or regions at a time
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Specifications
Frequency:
At least weekly, a minimum of 52 editions per year
Length:
Typically 850 words
Use:
Print and online editions
Counterintuitive, profound, refreshing — always original
And yet, we have an growing sense that the forces which really shape the future are a multitude of bilateral relationships.
In global politics, these pivotal pairings do not just span across country borders, but also across continents.
In order to capture these fascinating dynamics and to understand the world better, The Globalist has created a new weekly feature series — Global Pairings.
Every week, we present a global pairing in our trademark style, counterintuitive, profound, refreshing — and always original.
Along the way, we cover a stunning array of angles, including security issues, history, diplomacy and the environment.
These features are always thoughtful, but not always geo-strategic. For a good editorial mix, on proper occasion they can also be wistful or whimsical.
What emerges from Global Pairings is a hands-on sense of the real forces shaping the future of the world.
The writers of the Global Pairings column were born in Germany, Japan, Russia, India, Ireland, France and Australia.
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